Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-31


The steamer Gszslle Of Utsalsdy vai
IN poFt yesterday.
The social and entertainment 10 have
heep gwen Tomorrow evening BY ths Y.
a A. il postponed for one week.
The ship St. Stephen is In the stream
awaiting the arrival Of tug 10 tow heE
10 SEA. She is coal laden for San Fran
oisoo.
A ten scre piece Of land IN the Seattle
Homestead tract, was plated into
blocks and lots yesterday, and called
Hicks addition.
Msssrs. LYneh q Wood shipped per
steamer lola, yesterday morning, ten
tons Of fnFnitare for the new hotel at
Idttls sk0okum Bay.
The City of Quincy brought down 20
this city yesterday from Mount Vernon
$40 sacks Of potatoes and one Of B. n. l..
Davis bl0o6sd stations.
aJhsSlide left here yesterday heavily
fyeighted for the SkAQit river, having
On board 17 head Of cattle and consider
able misseIl neous freight.
The Scotch pig iron which arrived on
the ship CaEondeses from Liverpool hes
h4eu ssld TO Measrs. Almond a Pail
Iips and she Washington Iron Works.
Chief Of Police Murphy requests the
s,assment made that within tue next
four days be will take mp and imPo1nd
an stock found running at large IN the
city limits, except milch COWS.
Otto Ranks has one Of bis brick ma
shines loaded on soOv, ready 10 be
transported to bis bFickyard at the
month Of the DuWanish river today.
The other machine Is expected along At
any time.
The steamer Michigan will undergo
her annual inspection today. She laid
Of yesterday 10 be cleaned up q little
and 20 have her deck covered with tin
roofing. The Stoaess took her place on
,he seattle-Poft Blakely route.
The members Of the First Baptist
Church Of Seattle have granted 10 their
minister, Rev. ID. J. Pierce, q two
months vacation, commencing April
18th. Il is Mr.. Pieree's Intention 10
visit the Eastern States during this
vacation.
The baildinR OF s. Kenney, on Oolum-
biz street, recently occupied By Con
=
10 be converted into Q business house,
With lodgings over head. ]. W. Ed
wards and Mr.. Robinson have secured
the place, and viii take possession on
the hfst Of the month.
Dec Mitchell will sell ct auction Sat
uFday, April %, at 10 o'clock q. m, at
Occidental Square, large lot Of house
bold furniture, carpets, bedding, cook !
and parloF stoves, lounges, mirrors, pic |
tures, etc. Do net fail 10 attend this |
sale. a. the goods are hne and will DO |
sold cheap.
For The first time In our city We will |
have chance to see Carmen" one OF |
the greatest operatic works Of modern |
times. Trebelli has made q reputation |
OF being superior In this role TO any |
artist Of the present age. Musin is |
marvellous viOlinist, considered the |
greatest both here aud in Europe. They |
will appear next Saturday.
Il was reported about the streets yes
leFday that the Arlington Hotel prop |
eFty on Commercial street had been |
sold. In order 10 ascertain the truth or |
falsity Of she report representative Of |
this journal called upon Mr.. W. A. Har- |
rinRton, who owns the property, aud |
asked him about IL. MIR. Harrington |
replied: "rhe report is without founda- |
ton, and probably grew out Of the |
FumoF that Mrs. PlummeT had sold |
what was at one time known as the New |
Arlington and afterwards AZ the Gen |
eral Hospital. You can say 10 those |
who are circulating the report that IL Is |
Q mistake, and that she Airing ton Hotel
property ia not for sale"